Elizabeth MacQueen created The Cannery Lady in 1996. Its creation and restorations were funded by local patrons, city and county bodies, community groups, businesses, and families. The work is a life-size bronze statue, roughly nine feet tall, that is depicted holding a tray of asparagus and tomatoes with empty cans at her feet. The statue underwent restoration in 2008.

Sources:

Sculpture Plaques (reference images below)
https://www.macqueenfineart.com (search “Cannery Lady”)

MORE ABOUT THE ARTWORK

PHOTOS

  • Gallery 1 - The Cannery Lady, A life size bronze statue of a woman, holding a tray of asparagus and tomatoes and empty cans at her feet.
  • Gallery 2 - The Cannery Lady, A life size bronze statue of a woman, holding a tray of asparagus and tomatoes and empty cans at her feet.
  • Gallery 3 - back of the Cannery Lady, A life size bronze statue of a woman, holding a tray of asparagus and tomatoes and empty cans at her feet.
  • Gallery 4 - Names on the tiles by The Cannery Lady
  • Gallery 5 - Cannery Lady plague ARTSCCC Photo.
  • Gallery 6 - The Cannery Lady
  • Gallery 7 - Cannery Lady plaque Photo.
  • “The Cannery Lady” by Elizabeth MacQueen. ARTSCCC photo.

  • “The Cannery Lady” by Elizabeth MacQueen. ARTSCCC photo.
  • “The Cannery Lady” by Elizabeth MacQueen. ARTSCCC photo.
  • “The Cannery Lady” by Elizabeth MacQueen. ARTSCCC photo.
  • "The Cannery Lady" tiles with names. ARTSCCC Photo.
  • "The Cannery Lady" plaque. ARTSCCC Photo.
  • "The Cannery Lady” plaque by Elizabeth MacQueen. ARTSCCC photo.
  • "The Cannery Lady" plaque. ARTSCCC Photo.

Location

800 West Front Street, Antioch, CA, 94509